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Old 05-22-2001, 05:07 PM   #1
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how do i start kudzu (sp?) the hardware/device manager in RH?
I want to disable my network, since linux halts for about 5 minutes at:
Bringing up interface eth0:

Am i even on the right track here?
 
Old 05-23-2001, 08:42 AM   #2
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execute "/etc/rc.d/init.d/network stop" to stop the network
open up /etc/sysconfig/network
change option NETWORKING to NETWORKING=no to disable brining up the network on boot.
open up /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
change option ONBOOT to ONBOOT=no

dunno nuttin bout the kudzu thing tho :-]
 
Old 05-23-2001, 12:27 PM   #3
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Just type 'kudzu' on the command line. If I remember right, it'll launch only if it finds something new. If not, it'll just hang for a minute while it looks, then exit if it doesn't find anything new.

However, this is really not your problem. unspawns advice should work fine, by the way, but I think that takes away your ability to do any networking unless you run /etc/init.d/network start every time you wanna browse the net, use telnet, email, etc. Also, once the system is up, run 'ifconfig' and see what info you can get from that. Are you running DHCP? If so, that may very well be what's slowing it down. If you are running DHCP, it has to wait for your DHCP server to deliver an ip address. If the network and servers are slow, that's gonna cause a short hang. I've never seen a solution to that except to make the network and servers faster And also, it's not gonna fix the problem, 'cos even if you start networking after you boot, it's still gonna hang. Not the machine's fault, in the case of DHCP, anyway.


Good luck.
 
Old 05-23-2001, 05:59 PM   #4
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yah, he's right. I shouldve pointed out the fixes I showed are only ment to make it play quiet while u try & sort ure problems out...
 
  


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